Intel Core Ultra 5 228V "Lunar Lake" CPU has now been tested in Geekbench, showcasing similar results as the rest of the chips we've seen so far.
Many of the Intel Lunar Lake "Core Ultra 200V" CPUs including the flagship have been spotted & tested recently in Geekbench, showing their potential in single and multi-core tests. This time the entry-level of the series has been tested, namely Core Ultra 5 228V. The laptop used was Prestige 13 AI+ Evo A2VMTG belonging to MSI. MSI has several new Lunar Lake laptops coming which we detailed here. The test not only reveals the score but also its specifications and clock speeds it was running on.
The Intel Core Ultra 5 228V scored 2585 points in single-core and 10053 in multi-core tests with a base frequency of 2.10 GHz and a maximum frequency of 4.025 GHz but the logs reveal that the chip reached a boost clock of up to 4485 MHz.
The Intel Core Ultra 5 228V comes with 8 cores and 8 threads and operates at a 17W-30W TDP, which is efficient compared to the Meteor Lake chips. The Core Ultra 5 228V also comes with an Arc 130V iGPU with 7 Xe2 cores clocked at 1.85GHz but we don't know how good it is in gaming and graphical workloads due to the absence of any benchmarks. The CPU boasts a base/boost clock of 3.5/4.5GHz, which is the lowest in the whole lineup and equal to the Ultra 5 226V.